How we verify
Trust is the whole point of Wafoura. Here is how we keep our coupons reliable.
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Daily checks
Our team and automated checks review active codes regularly, and expired or broken codes are retired quickly.
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Community voting
Shoppers tell us whether a code worked or failed. Those votes feed a live success rate for every coupon.
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Transparent scoring
Each coupon shows a success-rate score and a verified badge, so you can judge it at a glance before you shop.
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Report anything broken
If a code stops working, one tap reports it. We re-check flagged codes and update their status.
Why aren't our numbers 100%?
Because real markets are not perfect. If a platform tells you every one of its codes always works, it is either measuring nothing — or not showing you what it measures.
Codes expire without notice
Stores end campaigns and change terms at any moment, and they tell nobody. A code that worked this morning can stop by the evening — we show you that reality instead of hiding it.
Conditions differ from cart to cart
Some codes require a minimum order, a specific category, or new customers only. The same code can work for one shopper and fail for another, which pulls the rate below 100% even when the code is perfectly valid.
A success rate is a measurement, not a promise
The rate is built from real attempts by real shoppers, and like any honest measurement it moves up and down. A number frozen at 100% is not accuracy — it is the absence of measurement.
We show the failures too
When a code fails we downgrade its state or pull it, and we say so plainly. We would rather lose one click than have you lose your time at checkout.
Honest measurement means imperfect numbers. That is exactly what makes them worth something: when we say a code is trusted, it is because shoppers proved it — not because we decided it.